· 1/7/1952
Corbridge v. Corbridge
Citations
- 102 N.E.2d 764
- 230 Ind. 201
- 1952 Ind. LEXIS 183
How courts have described this case
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- holding that contempt was improper to enforce a child support judgment after the child was emancipated
- child deemed emancipated because he was in military and could support himself, but “if the child becomes unable to support itself, the father’s duty [to support the child] revives”
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Judges: Emmert
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